Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1960 volume:

gmfmf THE A W ,V T960 JAM if .F Ui! M l T dj LIT V !Ll,UQff ,Ay gn J il T, X ll! Q X, I f - w i fm JT ,Wg ' AT LA TA W 'M Vligpiwigjraifj' W M EN f7,fT+fg?fffffgg,f,a5gpf Aga A if ff MT ,M W, ATLTJLTTA HlGH'SCgLlO0L tlantal, IIETIHOLWMKN W WT sf! AV W TA T Ju N3 Q95 N A Atalanta 1958-1959 Redwings FRONT ROW fleft to rightjz Bob Pittenger, John Patterson, Wayne Turner, Tom Shifflet, Eldridge Kinsey, Qoachg Dave Kindred, Larry Rogers. BACK ROW Cleft to rightjr Ed Pirtenger, John Quiram, Joe MontJoy, Roy Reid, Marvin Hulva, Larry Peach, Ed Bchen. Dedication The ATALANTA STAFF dedicates the 1960 ATA LANTA to the 1958-1959 Redwings basketball team. These Redwings brought more honor to themselves, the students of ACHS, and the people of Atlanta than most small schools and communities dare to dream of. Their brilliant record plus their exceptional cooperation, sportsmanship, and determination will be a luminous legend in the history of ACHS. Under the superb instruction of Coach Eldridge Doc Kinsey, the '58-'59 Redwings achieved a re- cord of 29 consecutive-wins as opposed to one loss and a flawless conference record. With practice, perseverance, and providence, the team sped from victory to victory, capturing first place honors in the Kickapoo'Conference Tournament, the Hartsburg-Emden Invitational Tournament, and the Regional Tournament in Lincoln. As a stupendous climax to this incredible season, the Atlanta Redwings journeyed for the first time in their history to the sectional Tournament in Springfield. There the team first met defeat--defeat only in the sense that the season was terminated. They were victorious in being representative of the Atlanta Student body, for they exhibited to the public the character, scholarship, and industry characteristic of the students at ACHS. To this epitome of talent and teamwork from ACHS, we proudly dedicate the 1960 ATALANTA. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION. . . FACULTY.. CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS.. ACTIVITIES . . SPORTS. .. INDEX . 5 Mr. Winston L. Harwood, Principal and Superintendent of Atlanta High School. Foreword Co-operation in school work among students, parents, and teachers is the first requisite of a good educational program. The latter part of the word co-operation is operation . In other words, A action must be involved and action which is to produce worth-while results will usually entail a certain number of differences between people. The reconciliation of these differences without loss of principle is vital to co-operation. It is this type of pro- cedure which identifies progressive and constructive action as a means to real co-operation. OARD OF EDUCATION 4 T' , iqlerbert Smith, Merlin Curtis, DeWitt Yeast, Secretary-Treasurer, Paul Adams, President, Robert Wertherm Kieth Pope, and Dr. Lynn Ijams. Board Promoted ohool Welfare Striving for an efficient school on a balanced budget, the school board had a full time job. Many nights found the board members burning the midnight oil while discussing such problems as equipping the chemistry lab and pricing cheerleading uniforms. Not only were the needs for the current year considered, but the board spent a great deal of time in planning for the future of ACHS, namely the building of a new school. Virginia Kindred, school secretary, spent a busy year assisting the administra- tion and the students. L, As The Wheels Turn WINSTON L. HARWOOD Mr. Winston L. Harwood as principal and superintendent of Atlanta Community High School supervises the administrative operations of the school as well as directs the faculty. As director of the faculty, Mr. Harwood serves as a liaison between teachers and stu- dlents by promoting faculty -student relation- s ips. He received his M. S. degree from the University of Illinois. are px' 2, '- Vex 4, HAROLD B. ELLIOT Mr. Elliot, who teaches Agriculture I, ll, III, and IV prepares the high school boys to become better farmers. Besides teaching his agriculture courses, Mr. Elliot is kept very busy coaching his students for the various state contests. He holds a Master's degree from the University of Illinois. Faculty Opens EVERETT E. HINCH Teaching English I and II, Mr. Hinch guides the freshmen and sophomore students on their way to the mastery of the English language. Mr. Hinch is able to further his contact with the students as sponsor of the sophomore class. Ordering new books, keeping accurate library records is part of his job as the instructor in charge of the library. He holds a B.S. degree from Western Illinois University. Q s HELEN HOBLIT Mrs. Helen Hoblit, a familiar figure in Atlanta is one of our busiest teachers. Her schedule in- cludes teaching vocal music to both grade and high school students. In the high school she directs the chorus and is in charge of musical presentations which include individual and ensemble work. She also teaches high school girls' P. E. classes and sponsors the G. A. A. , Pep Club, and the Cheer- leaders. She has a certificate State Normal University. r l WQRXXX so of Music from Illinois ig y J r 7,4 wif .- fy C 1 j fy!-' I I I fa Mr. DOC Kinsey has been teaching at ACHS for seven years. He teaches Algebra I, General Math, and the P. E. classes for high school boys. His responsibilities also include coaching both the baseball and the basketball teams. Along with these activities, he sponsors the A Club and the freshmen class. He graduated from Illinois State Normal University with a B. S. in Education. MJ ELDRIDC-E KINSEY , C-iv Door To Education MARGARET KINSEY As Home Economics teacher Mrs. Kinsey is usually found introducing some new recipe or explaining some intricate pattern to her future homemakers. The FHA organization would never be the same with out Mrs. Kinsey's vital direction and efficient manage- ment. With her help and advice the Fl-lA is able to sponsor such projects as the annual style show and a semi- formal dance during second semester. She received her Master's degree from Illinois State Normal University. 9 Faculty Lights CAROLYN KUNTZMAN Miss Kuntzman, our new commerce teacher, teaches Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, and Bookkeeping. She strives for accuracy throughout her classes by stressing constant practice and neat- ness. Besides working with her commercial classes, she is sponsor of the school newspaper, THE SPOT- LIGHT. This year 's Spotlight is consideE W' most to be the best school newspaper ever published by ACHS. She received her B. S. in Education from Illinois State Normal Universitv. TAL SY51-EM . Y, I i as . X U I STEPHEN B. LONG Mr. Long, one of our new teachers, tries to make the students aware of the world around them by intro- f ducing them to the study of Biology and General Seience. 1 Q Second to his teaching comes his responsibility as sponsor of the Junior class. He is also co-sponsor of the Science Club which is a newly organized club with the purpose of furthering student's interests in . scientific endeavors. He holds a B. S. in liberal arts from Western. Illinois University. ROBERT MASON Mr. Mason, a new member to our faculty, teaches such elective subjects as Plane Geometry, Algebra II, and Chemistry. In these classes he tries to improve his student's knowledge in the fields of higher mathematics and chemistry, through class experiments and demon- I strations. He is also sponsor of the senior class and the co- sponsor of the Science Club. He graduated from Illinois State Normal with a B. S. in Education. - u jwgg ZS- 0. 'Q vi-luosl-if 10 i sail Weave h Lamp OF Learning PHILLIP MCCULLOUGH Mr. McCullough teaches Civics, American History, World History, American Government,and Economics. He has most students in at least one of his classes each year. Mr. McCullough helps to pre- pare the students for the future by equipping them with the knowledge essential to live in our demo- cratic society. Mr. McCullough is also sponsor of the Student Council and guides its many activities throughout the school year. He received his B. S. in Education from Illinois State Normal University. WILLIAM SEYMOUR Mr. Seymour as director of the school bands prepares students for school concerts as well as band contests. He is also busy giving individual assistance to students interested in instrumental music. He holds a B. S. in Education from Illinois State Normal University. DOREEN STRIEG EL Mrs. Striegel, who teaches English III and IV, directs the juniors and seniors on the path to better English usage and Af' literature appreciation. Beside her English classes, Mrs. Striegel spends a great deal of time working with the ATALA NTA Staff as the Yearbook 3 sponsor. She holds a B. S. in Education from Illinois State Normal University. if OMA AND DEWEY JOHNSON Oma and Dewey Johnson, our school cus- todians, have been at Atlanta High much longer than the class of '60, but not be- cause of scholastic deficiencies. Generous with smiles to both grade and high school students. Oma and Dewey are always ready to lend a helping hand. chool Workers Assist fudenfs OUR COOKS OUR CHAUFFEURS LEFT TO RIGHT: AUD Rogers. DHiSY LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Howser, Darrell Rankin, Zeke Horrom, Margaret Patterson, Effie Swearingen, Charles Ballinger. Kindred. b . , D H. our -, Y G... K .1 sb.. 4, K ,Af , a- ' , . l sz x mms ' -Biw. mn ya ms. iw f nw nw an ss m n W a H . 'V' ZH X fm nm' am-an f '13 Sgn N .4 --.mu xg-mi'-wise NQYHA w ' nl amz 'sf-Si a mms' Q Eamzmm is -iNs?e.lE5f . E N H 'pawafifl Vi 1 rx., , lin- an M as wa,-Qs 2 5 W Tw ' 5 Q A J B 1 ' . BN , A ,M w'f?4x..z M gl-559-S A gf M M Qs M 52 Ny! 'QQ -e,,QgJ,:2g - my 11: 3 .1lQs'Qf'gAgX iilsm af W4 ,4 ww -'5g,5:L,5A- 'K-5 As 2 11.E.5swf .. ses X'-f sfQ2?g fislif 2'5l3W?ga ? Sw hiv? QM ,fa Q-gvggaw mvbgvwymnr, ma W gggfxq gl 1 QA 'Z' -3 gn Q '- L-fmgzqgdnma' Awrgffgqzwunw-,gsggwgguw-WHA' ffm!-1 E :M V. .-vwxmnv ' mam M we s a.f1w wsyw-wr -,--,W rw' , ,..,. ...Y, ,ff-5--1 Leading the Class of 1960 during their Senior year were: Lyle Leesman, Vice-Presidentg Peggy Brant, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Wayne Turner, President. Jovial Sponsor of the Senior Class was Mr. Robert Mason, whose interest and guidance were greatly appreciated. eniors Prepared To Face Their Futures What will the future hold for me? This was a question which faced most of the seniors at one time or another during this past year. Will, it be college away from home? Or will it be a steady job? The responsibility of married life? A 2-year hitch in the service? Although each senior will face these particular questions in a different manner, all will cherish mem- ories of ACHS. Especially vivid will be memories of the long-awaited senior year. The joy of a senior was the misery of a freshman, when senior chefs baked a scrumptious cake and served it to the tortured Freshies with oysters and onions, gaining revenge for the ordeals experienced during their own initiation four years ago. Working together, the seniors sponsored an all-conference party, inviting 13 other schools as a tip- off to the '59-'60 basketball season. Another result of senior ingenuity and industry was their first place Homecoming float, Down By The Old Mill Stream, which featured running water. As early as October, thoughts of graduation filled their minds, as the class traveled to the photographer's for senior portraits. Then came the selection of announcements, name cards, and programs for Baccalaureate and Commencement. A gilded page in their history recorded memories of the junior-senior Prom and Banquet when two lucky seniors were crowned king and queen of the year's most festive occasion. The senior trip, although not so glamorous as the prom, also filled a page with happy memories. Baccalaureate and the night of Commencement composed the final chapter in the high school history of the Class of '60, as the soon-to-be-forgotten seniors received their diplomas with mixed emotions and bade farewell to ACHS to face their futures. CARL EDWARD BEHEN F.F.A. Member 1,2,3,4g Treasurer 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Spotlight Staff Member 3,4, A Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Baseball 1, 2,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. - --l T5-W5 Lliliki PEGGY LOU BRA NDT Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 4g F. H.A. Member 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Librarian 1, 2, Class Play 3, High School Operetta 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,-4: Girls Chorus 2, Ensembles 2,3,4g Student Secretary 4. ' , :ami w . 4 ' -rs AE ' . 1. - s GARRY LEE BRUCE Student Council Member 4, Pep Club Member 2, 35 Spotlight Staff Member 4, A Club Member 2, 3,4g Band Member 1, 2,3,4g Dance Band 3, Ensembles 2,3,4g Baseball 1, 2,4g Basketball 1, 2,45 Band Letter 3. . .. Y-8 ,UQ .. ' EE. EE-rw J' DARWIN WILLA RD COOK A F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball lg Pep Club 4. CAROL LEE DUNHAM National Honor Society 3,45 Student Secretary 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Spotlight Staff 1, 2,45 Yearbook Staff 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Intramural Chairman 2,45 Awards 1,2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Letters 1, 2,35 Class Play 2, 35 High School Operetta 45 F.H.A 1, 2, 3,45 Points Chairman 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 35 En- sembles 1, 2,3,45 Wardrobe Manager 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,45 Accompanist 45 Librarian 2,45 Girls State 3. 'sv 'TlTZ3' AUDRA LAUREL FRENCH F.H.A. 45 National Honor Society 45 Spotlight Staff 45 G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 1. LARRY GRAHAM FRANTZ, F.F.A. Member 1,45 Parliamentarian 15 Pep Club Member 1, 2,3,45 Spotlight staff Mem- ber 45 Sports Editor 45 Yearbook Staff Mem- ber 4g A Club Member 2,3,45 Band Member 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Operetta 45 Basketball 15 2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Fatstock Judging Team 1. ROBERT LYNN FOLEY Pep Club 1, 2, 3,43 Science Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4 TERRENCE C. IACOBSON F.F.A. 1, Pep Club 1,2g Mixed Chorus 1. DONNA MA E JOHNSON Student Council Member 4, Pep Club Member 4g Spotlight Typing Editor 4, G.A.A. Member 3,45 President 4g Librarian 1, 2,3g Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Girls Chorus 2: Student Secretary 4. s SUSAN MARGARET KEOUGH F. H.A. 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Librarian 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Girls Chorus 1, 2,35 Operetta 4. LINDA JOY LEESMAN F. H.A. 1, 2,3,45 Awards Chairman 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spotlight Staff 2,45 Organization Editor 45 Class Play 35 High School Oper- etta 45 Student Music Director 45 G.A.A. 1, 2,3,45 Social Chairman 35 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Camp Candidate 25 Dance Band 2,35 Librarian 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls 25 Accompaniast 2,3,45 Librarian Award 25 G.A.A. Awards 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Junior and Chapter Degr':es5 Shorthand Speed Awards. SA NDRA KAY KINDRED F. I-I.A . Member 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Member 35 Spotlight Staff Member 3,45 i Art Editor 45 Yearbook Layout Editor 45 A Club Member 3,45 G.A.A. Member l,2,3,45 Class Representative 45 Cheer- leader 2,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Ensemble 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 1,45 Class Play 35 High School Operetta 45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. WILLIAM EVERETT LUESCHEN F.F.A. Member 1,2,3,4g Reporter 2, Grain Judging Team 2,3p Fatstock Judging Team 2,3g Sec. 3, 43 State Farmer Degree granted 3: Chapter winner in corn 3,4g Chapter win- ner in beef 3g Chapter winner in swine and soybeans 4, Soil Judging 3,-4, State Fatstock Judging Team 3, Production Award 4, Sec- tional winner in Soil and Water Management 4g First place Parlimentary Procedure Chair- man 3,4g Parlimentary procedure team 3,4g Chapter Star Farmer 3g Secretary of class 2, Basketball 2g Honor Society Member 3,4. LYLE WILBUR LEESMA N Class Play 3, High School Operetta 4, Student Council Member 4g Pep Club Member 1, 2,3,4g President 45 Spotlight Staff Member 3,4g Fea- ture Editor 4, Yearbook Sports Editor 4, Student Secretary 4g Band 1, 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Business Manager 4g Boys Chorus lg Class Vice-President 4. rg , 1 .W JUDY ANN MCLAUGHLIN V Class Vice-President 35 F. H.A. Member 1, 2, 3.4: Parliamentarian 2g Degrees Chairman 4, Pep Club Member 1, 2,3,4g Spotlight Member 4, G.A.A. Awards 2,3g Member 2, 3,4g Librarian 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 3,4g Ensemble 4g High School Operetta 4, Class Plays 2,3g Student Secretary 45 Shorthand Awards x A NDREW THOMA S PA RKS F F.A. Member 1, 2,3,4p President 4g Soil Judging Team 4g Grain Judging Team 3g Live Stock Judging Team 3g Dekalb Award in 4 National Honor Society 4g Pep Club 1 2, 3,4g High School Operetta 4. EDWARD EUGENE PITTENGER Spotlight Staff 4g A Club 2,3,4g Presi- dent 4, Baseball Manager 2, 3,4g Basket- ball lg Manager 3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4g Science Club 4g Junior Play 3g High School Operetta 4. E LARRY EUGENE PECH F.F,A. Member 1,2,3,4g Vice-President 45 Chapter Farm Safety Winner 4, Chapter Beef Winner lg Chapter Sheep Winner 3,43 Student Council 2g Pep Club Member 1, 2, 3,4g F.F.A. Soil Judging Team 3, Poultry Judging Team 1, 23 Live Stock Judging Team lg State Dairy Team 3g Basketball 1, 2,3,4. QW - l y- 1 QF' X ,Q H am WM. 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JOHN DIXON QUIRAM Class President 15 Class Play 35 High School Oper- etta 45 Student Council 1, 253,45 President 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Year- book staff 45 A Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pres- ident 35 Letters 3,45 Camp Candidate 35 Dance Band 1, 2, 3,45 Ensembles 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Boys State 35 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Captain 35 Science Club 4. ROY WHEELER REID Class President 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Vice-President 45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Spotlight Staff Member 3,45 Alumni Editor 45 Yearbook Co-Editor 45 Free Throw Trophy 35 A Club 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 President 45 Letters 1, 2, 3,45 Ensembles 1, 2,45 Class Play 35 High School Operetta 45 Boys Chorus l5 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensembles 3,45 Boys State 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Captain 35 Track 25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 lst All Conference Team 35 Science Club 4. RICHARD SPA NGLER SHAY National Honor Society 3,4g Yearbook Co-Editor 4g Band 1, 2,3g Operetta 4g Boys State 3g Science Club 4g Class Play 3. ALBERT DUANE TA BOR F.F.A. Member 1,2, 3,4g Chapter Farm Mechanics winner 4g State Dairy Team 3. lr .m 5 is is MW: KATHLEEN GAY SMITH Class Secretary-Treasurer lg F H.A. 1,2,3,4g Secretary 3: Historian 4g Student Council 3,4g Vice-President 4g National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4g Spotlight Staff 1,2,4g Year- book Business Manager 45 Class Play 3g High School Operetta 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Vice- President 43 Band 1, 2, 3,4g Camp Candidate 3, Librarian 2g Representative 3g Ensembles 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,4g Girls Chorus 2g Home coming Queen Candidate 2. JANET KAY WILLIAMS F. H.A . Member 1, 2, 3,45 Parliamentarian 35 Historian 2- Pe Club 1 2,3,45 Spotlight Staff . 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Iwi 1 fa , 1 I 1 JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Qleft to rightj: Ralph Antle, President Tony Phillips, Vice- President, Nancy Curtis, Secretary Diane Liesman, Treasurer Mr. Long, Sponsor Juniors Prepared To Fill The Senior's Shoes The most industrious class of all was usually the junior class. Hard at work to fete the seniors with a spectacular prom and banquet, the juniors peddled popcorn, candy, and soda pop at the ball games and during the noon hour. Although the junior's candy was usually stale, their party, Winter Wonderland, was as fresh as their popcorn, being one of the most successful all-school parties of the year. Confronted with the difficult and exciting task of selecting their class ring, the juniors finally chose the ring which read 1961 from both top and bottom. Even though the class rings arrived a monthtlate, they proved to delight many of the junior's steadies. , The class of '61 experienced their busiest year as they prepared to fill the senior's shoes. 28 W ,YW H5 M r BEER is Q W K : ,W WWE? iw mg-g .' W-W YY H-sf ummm- B H as 19' M sf - a I 'NJ E La Ralph Antle Gladys Baker ss Trudy Brelsford Carol Bruner fi. PUN- Elaine Cummings Nancy Jo Curtis Lena Horath Janet Howen -wa Margaret Bell ZEM is E, ' u 1 r l - E '. I. , Q., qfzj i--.QU 5 I. R ,flu M -rr.--r2?f-fwminir Della Bryant Glenn Gordon Matilda Ijams Larry Brandt Ardeth Bullerman Diane Hoblit B Barbara Kaup 1 .WV -gg, 4-My 4 4 Glen Leesman Diane Liesman fki . r .,, qi alas:-:e-:-:-ww.,-:. x-QM... ffl- l1.m,3: - . . 4 - Msg: 1-s::::f:-s.:.3' f .1 'fsvf ,gJ'.QQf21.j . i .1 115 5355 ,, Q ,WV :IA . 4 ,M . . :.: M 555:11 D , x X, ,f- I , H f M. Y, A--A Q ' if V ' . l ff 2 g i '-:?5i'1 ' fs ' ' C ' W' Www? jikwmw gm 5V1S2?5?Y A .1 ff , Rs 5, .wyw-wi. 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' ,e e .... fe f . em :.:. e e .- 5 :.: e Y ,f e 41 H e .3-.e' --his e 1 2 .1 J H w H H H H N - '1- if: 'set ' jg mmexex E -.FuW.e e 5 - Uv eeee ereee gee 4 ee! ee-,J F' eeeihl 2: A1 3 ., ,.. e ef e .. ,.: E 1 e - e if 5 BVi leee 7 -We Lb Y, V N Y, ,B .: .. me-1,. .fe :L QQ JJ W 1 me M. e new fee be 'TEEN .W ee. .e eee Wie NFA Cheers to our sponsor sms un mee ee- eg? emi-e e E HTEW me M eeeee eeeeee eeseee 1 mam eeeeeee W W-f M eeeeee H W- Don't you dare. . . . . e Look, Ma! No Cavities! Juniors Engaged In Play Mr. Mason sets an example. Wow!! as ee eeee ee me me e eeeewn me me eeee. eeeW me ee eeee em as me fie mg mmf mg Wane eee ge eeeu ew e e e e eeeege e W: W me eee me egmxsm eeeeee H eee: e eng HH S3225 Bkmme eee mama me qhweexm eeeeeee ms rmwmm m- me emma ee-E e em eee leurs mama, sexe me eee ee Lookin Natural 1 w Rendevous on Thursday night. e SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS fleft to rightjz Jim Smith, Presidentg Wayne Logsdon, Vice- Presidentg Roger Cook, Secretaryg Judy Leesman, Treasurerg Mr. Hinch, Sponsor. ophomores Loafed While They Could Next year the sophomores will pass through a metamorphosis to become busy bees, but while they could, many viewed the world with an air of sophistication and did as little as possible. No school, no work, just fun, was the dream of most sophomores, and nothing could have depicted it more effec tively than the so homore's Homecoming float, Almost Heaven. Their third place creation boasted a closed school with the disappcgi ed scholars loafing in the school yard. M s s Es is BTN X is Bmgss . ss iss mars an mm is 1 H Bm' Us HW .xx was Y . Q , Niles .2 1 H Ronald Baker DeWayne Barton Jane Beck Bill Blankenship Charles Booher is is-4 2 E H .W ,E ifgssm mms is was -BEE s Gary Brandt John Britton Bill Brock Connie Brooks Sherry Bruce 32 ' z.: 'nf 11 . ' 11- K E az s 7' www: yk 123: i ' , 'vaagef' jaif , ins.: - gf- V ,swag . ,.,.. ,li 2' 1 'Q fa : . 1.1 km 1 -J. ,W ka r Y ,xi ,sf sr am is E w WW sr 3 as ,E a Wggzi 1 gig 3,44 ., J K 2 1 5 2 J ' A Es Z wa an w is a 4 was 4 s X X l Q F Q 1 J bk iw ? ia .,., .J is .3 'kj ' 2 J, ' 4211, z., Donald Combs John Fones ':'A 2 . ' 'mn , q is V: .. if .L 2 .3 ' R as -' :.:.,.. . . .-1 ' :.. mf, -1 ------ sm-nz f- , . ' ' -ag ., ., ,.,.. 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Harold Jones Donna Sigler James Tabor 33 Wayne Logsclon Judy James Dick Steiling Judy Wiggers Kathie Yeast FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Cleft to rightjz Steve Shipley, Presidentg John McCullough, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Kinsey, Sponsor, Carla Sexton, Secretary-Treasurer. Freshman Conformed To Their New Routine A class of 40 freshmen was welcomed to ACHS with the traditional initiation ceremonies. Attired in the latest styles with burlap bags, sunglasses, and onion necklaces, the initiates arrived on the scene for a day of trying tribulation. While the halls of Atlanta High echoed with the freshie's cry, I love the seniors! and reeked with the odor of onions, the freshies catered to the wishes of the seniors. The lipstick had just begun to wear off their faces when the initiates returned for an encore at the initiation party that night. Blindfolded and escorted by the seniors, the freshies were shocked into the ritual of the ceremony and walked over broken g1ass and earth worms with bare feet. Later that night, the seniors insisted on feeding the initiates clammy oysters, chocolate covered bees, green persimmons, cat eyes, and a cake iced with shaving cream and decorated with tooth paste. Freshman discovered that success in high school would take more than just passing the initiations pranks. They soon realized that co-operation was the key to success. That meant co-operation on the individual basis as well as co-operation on the part of the entire class working together for a purpose. During their first year, members of the class of '63 were active in sports, music, and other organi- zations. They entered a float in the Homecoming Parade and were honored by having the Freshman Qreen Candidate crowned Queen of the Fall Festival. One-fourth of the class made the first semester honor roll. These facts plus their talents and opti- mistic outlook indicate that the freshmen have conformed to their new routine and will be valuable assets to every department and organization in school. 34 K -cf' -, iv Gordon Baldock Hn if Marcia Barnes Dick Bicknell Bunny Brelsford John Combs Anna belle Graham Sandra Hinch fi. fwr-9 'MQW James Beck Charles Begolka Don Bullerman Gary Chaudoin A W Y Q , .4 'J Y Jaclde Compton Robert Dehart Robert Frantz John Hamilton Steve Harwood Guylene Hazelwood Carole Horn Cheryl Horn Larry Howen . f fir! F : i.- .. mg A SX r ...,, , - I 153' :.:.:.:.:' Egan X, img H f ' All , , , ,,., , Q 4 1 I X V1 I If U . V ::,14g,.:.' SE 1 sr. A ,V J fr- J f -. .I mam . , ' ffzsim W A gn? Q : yy U f 'gud 4 ga lg A' . WF 1 gem .. if - . J 'iqfei' SEEK' -l 'f .: . '1 ., 1,1 A Bob Johnson Gary Kindred n-'w f- he , Q S :., :,. :.:...:, .,. , Z . , Z :., .,.1 .:.:. , , Q NM H, , JS X Y 5, yi i g 42 E 5 L ' , 1' is-B2 ry 'argl ,tj in L2 . 2 if 51,1514 If . 5 iff? :'- ' ff-2 ff: ' , - iff' 55 5445- !1fgAZ,x..'! ...xwfil 552215 is! Terry McRoberts Sharon Naffziger 'ew ,sg ' ' wma -4 Carla Sexton Steven Shipley Cheryl Sutton Mary Swearingen Janice Wiggers Jim Willis .gf- .gf Z ,H ML, ,,w,.,NNv!.w,.x-ww-I. ., 5 ww 4 ,bf -W., - i G- W 1' ii ' ':'.,i:V :Y-A' xr., Q ,llfxf .1 ,,., ,, ,, , ii 'Ha N, 2- -L. 13.15. ag .1 UF-nfl: . ' Aam3-wrA1W5b':Nl'0I51'4v.l9Kwxb ?lE : 'V-PVl4-r,..!LS! , , , rw .. iwzw al .mwah 'N' V AN Q E F S if ik: as 'S im 2:1 lf 5 Q 2 1 'asf M : Q H T Q -f - ff w5!43:,,1i4'sp ?'f,+m'?5Z'1,f, f 5, W 2 K1 Sw M 'fr ,Y W, w 'N fr f X. if 'S f w. fb ms'Aa1l'ww?wvY'P2:.2Qr?1P' -'P 4 1' 'V' 1 fi .,,, . 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Hromoters of the project were: Kathy Smith, Vice-Presidentg John Quiram, President, Matilda Ijarns, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. McCullough, Sponsor. iudeni Council Sponsored Assemblies FIRST ROW: Wayne Logsdon, Ralph Antle, Torn Parks, Steve Shipley, Ardeth Bullerman, JoAnn Teal, Wayne Turner. SECOND ROW: Kathie Yeast, Laura Randolph, Jim McKown, Lyle Leesman, Matilda Ijarns, Dick Steiling, Jim Smith. THIRD ROW: Kathy Smith, Donna Johnson, Tony Phillips, Dick Bicknell, Garry Bruce, John McCullough. STANDING: Roy Reid, Mr. McCullough. 'HJ-' W is Q5 'Q Pl Yi fl '1 . , ,,.,.-S-W' -my : M rw L. - g Q W M , ,nf lb, .,.,.-,,... N ' M L 1- ff ---- 2 -:..:.:aa,.:.f2EsE1:s:aaE:E-'s:a ra j E f I: ,, , A X wg- ..,, . if fr - f E H N . , - H-:5,.,,5,f .,i.,i f-I- 1:1 9.1 f Y H T Yin V -,Hx Sl .IN H HwXm rr: Blhw EH a M aa H ZH SS , ,N M ,,,f ,fi JJ HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Larua Sue Randolph, President, Wayne Turner, Secretary-Treasurer, Roy Reid, Vice-President. NHS Promoted cholarship MEMBERS STANDING: Laura Randolph, Sue Keough, Wayne Turner, John Quiram, Dick Shay, Roy Reid, Carol Dunham, Bill Lueschen, Kathy Smith, Linda Leesman. SEATED: Tom Parks, Diane Hoblit, Gladys Baker, Matilda Ijams Nancy Jo Curtis, Diane Liesman, Audra French, Elaine Cummings, Carol Bruner, Linda Patterson, Larry Brandt. -at-we--, --aa,t---- 'Ha rr, H ,ww W ,H M -4as'a,,awmww ,g' wHm,,,'Msaa2i'a'M ww M ataawmgafww Atalanta editors, Dick Shay and Roy Reid, and sponsor, Mrs. Striegel, paused for a coke while organizing yearbook layout. Afalanta taff Worked Toward Deadlines STA FF Mrs. Streigel, Sponsorg Ed Pitrenger, Salesmang Lyle Leesman, Sports Editorg Janet Williams, Salesman, Dick Shay, Co-Editor, Linda Leesman, Salesman, Roy Reid, Co-Editorg Carol Dunham, Salesmang Kathy Smith, Business Manager Sandy Kindred, Lay-out Editor, Laura Randolph, Copy Editor. mga A .. I ,Q 21939, H222 If fn!! ,S . mf H?-V' si mmm ' SYN: ln, fy gg wx 3' 'Q ,ht f 2 . M . 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' - ' rr ga. ,,., 1. - - ' - ..,. 2 , 5 'Ji' 65 K-2 X 31 N , is , , ' , 5 ' ' W .W ' k - W N' W 2, K ., ill 'ef E 5, N, ,c - A, ,, h Q - . - , I ysgias' X MEMBERS Club officers and sponsor inspected new warm- up jersey for the Redwings. Officers were: Mr. Kinsey, Sponsor, Wayne Turner, Vice-President Ed Pittenger, Presidentg Laura Sue Randolph, Secretary-Treasurer. A Club For Atheletes Bob Pittenger, Jim Smith, Larry Frantz, Bob Sutton, Garry Bruce, John Quiram, Roy Reid, Mr. Kinsey, Coach, Ed Behen, Larry Brandt, Wayne Turner, Glenn Gordon, Gene Johnson, Roger Cook, Ed Pittenger, Laura Randolph, Sandy Kindred. as., ss- wms. ,Lad-N .1-FS f E25 - '- PEP CLUB OFFICERS Lyle Leesman, Presidentg Carol Dunham Secretary-Treasurerg kept order en route to games. Juv bib' Pep Club Boosted chool pirit Mr. Hinch, head librarian and two of his assistants, Roger Cook and Trudy Brelsford, helped organize card catalogue. Librarians eni A Helping Hand THE STUDENT LIBRARIANS Diane Hoblit, Nita Mandrell, Janet Howen, Betty Usherwood, Trudy Brelsford, Linda Cummings, Donna Sigler, Louise Johnson, Elaine Cummings, Cathy Spencer, Charlotte Sigler, Marcia Barnes, Judy Wiggers, Ardeth Bullet man, Judy McLaughlin, and Mr. Hinch, head librarian. OFFICERS Kathie Yeast, Secretaryg Connie Brooks, Treasurerg Kathy Smith, Vice-Presidentg Donna Johnson, Presidentg Carol Dunham, Intramural Chairman. G. A. A. Promoted Interest ln ports F. H.A. OFFICERS Linda Patterson, Linda Leesman, Gladys Baker, Carol Dunham, Ruth Randolph, Mrs. Kinsey, Advisor: Laura Randolph, President: Peggy Brandt, Diane Liesman, Ardeth Bullerman, Kathy Smith, Kathie Yeast, Diane Hoblit, and Judy McLaughlin. F. H. A. Builders Of Homes F.H.A. MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Peggy Brandt, Gladys Baker, Linda Leesman, Carol Dunham, Laura Randolph, Kathy Smith, Kathie Yeast, Diane Liesman, Diane Hoblit. SECOND ROW: Judy McLaughlin, Sherry Bruce, Connie Brooks, Sandy Kindred, Janet Williams, Ardeth Bullerman, Annabelle Graham, Carla Sexton, Ruth Randolph, Mrs. Kinsey, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Carol Bruner, Donna Johnson, Donice Douthit, Betty Usherwood, Janet Howen, Nancy Hubbard, Carole Horn, Cathie Wiggers, Charlotte Sigler. FOURTH ROW: Judy Wiggers, Nancy Jo Curtis, Matilda Ijams, Trudy Brelsford, Cathy Spencer, Marcia Barnes, Sharon Naffziger, Linda Patterson. FIFTH ROW: Nita Mandrell, Margaret Bell, Jackie Compton, Zinna Zimmerman, Mary Swearingen, Sandra Hinch. SIXTH ROW: Nancy Long, Elaine Cummings, Kay Sexton, Barbara Kaup, Cheryl Horn, Donna Sigler, Louise Johnson, and Linda Ware 9313551 THANKS s Initiates - whose nylon has a run? rl' :fn e' 73 Christmas Cheer for chapter mother. CUPID COTILI-ION F. H. A. The Punch1ine Royalty Ruthie and Jim IV? J ff -:': 1 we . F.F.A. OFFICERS Bill Lueschen, Secretary, Tom Parks, President: Ed Behen, Treasurerg Larry Pech, Vice-President, Glenn Leesman, Reporter, Jim Sigler, Sentinel: Mr. Elliott, Advisor. A F. F. A. Backbone OF Our Nation F.F.A. MEMBERS Gary Brandt, Don Combs, Bill Blankenship, Wayne Turner, Duane Tabor, Harold Jones, Darwin Cook, Bob Johnson, Roger Kloekenga, Don Steiling, Jim Sigler, Larry Pech, Ed Behen, Mr. Elliott, Advisor, Torn Parks, Glenn Lees- man, Bill Lueschen, Dick Steiling, Jim McKown, Byron Jodlowski, Bob Sutton, Charles Begolka, James Beck, Duane Barton, Jim Smith. ,.. CI' Bill Lueschen flst place charrmanj Tom Parks Larry Pech Ed Behen Duane Tabor hm Slgler Glenn Leesman, Jim Smith flst place floor membersy Wayne Turner Qlst place secretaryj Members Compeied In Contests GRAIN SHOW DeWayne Barton, Bill Lueschen hm Smrth Tom Parks, Dick Steiling. James Beck Byron Jodlowskr SOIL JUDGING TEAM Charles Begolka, Jim Parks, Dick Steiling. E933 Chorus Presented Operetle And Concert FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: Bunny Breisford, Betty Usherwood, Cathy Spencer, Sherry Bruce, Jackie Compton, Sharon Naffziger, Peggy Brandt, Connie Brooks, Linda Leesman, Diane Hoblit, Carole Horn. SECOND ROW fleft to rightJ: Annabelle Graham, Judy Wiggers, Cheryl Horn, Carla Sexton, Mary Swearingen, Barbara Kaup, Laura Sue Randolph, Matilda Ijams, Trudy Brelsford, Mrs. Hoblit, Director. THIRD ROW Cleft to rightjz Guylene Hazelwood, Cathie Wiggers, Marcia Barnes, Kay Zimmerman, Donice Douthit, Janet Williams, Charlotte Sigler, Nancy Jo Curtis, Ardeth Bullerman. FOURTH ROW fleft to rightj: John Quiram, Larry Brandt, Ed Pittenger, Lyle Leesman, Donald Ruff, Kay Sexton, Judy McLaughlin, Diane Liesman, Donna Johnson. FIFTH ROW Cleft to rightjz Bob Dehart, Phillip Nichols, Roy Reid, Garry Bruce, Donald Bullerman, Bob Johnson, Kathie Yeast, Sandy Kindred Kathy Smith, Carol Dunham. Groups ang heir Way To State Finals BOYS TRIO LEFT TO RIGHT: John Quiram, Larry Brandt, Roy Reid. SENIOR SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Brandt, Laura Sue Randolph, Janet Williams, Zinna Zimmerman, Kathy Smith, Judy McLaughlin. SEATED: Linda Leesman, Accompanist. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle Leesman, Business Manager, Ardeth Bullerman, President, Laura Randolph, Vice- President, John Quiram, Secretary- Treasurerg Jackie Compton, Ward- robe Managerg Carol Dunham, Head Librarian. SEATED: Mrs. Hoblit, Director. J . JUNIOR SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathie Yeast, Kay Sexton, Barbara Kaup, Jackie Compton, Cathy Spencer, Sandy Kindred SEA TED: Carol Dunham, Accompanist. T imma, ,g,. . , . . ,. ,, .,., , N, . . V- e..e...fe -.f.:.--.-1- A. C. H. S. Band FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: Carol Dunham, Donice Douthit, Laura Randolph, Diane Liesman. SECOND ROW Qleft to rightj: Diane Hoblit, Carol Bruner, Jackie Compton, Sharon Naffziger, Nancy Jo Curtis, Marcia Barnes, Sherry Bruce. THIRD ROW Cleft to rightj: Jo Anne Teal, Steve Harwood, Carolyn Hub- ner, Charlotte Sigler, Gladys Baker, Mr. Seymour, Director: Charles Begolka, Lyle Leesman. - , ' 'f .irv , f ., , tr Performed Annual Concerts FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: Linda Leesman, Kathie Yeast, Linda Patterson, Kathy Smith. SECOND ROW Qleft to rightjz Betty Usherwood, Bill Brock, Linda Ware, Garry Bruce, Ardeth Bullerman, Matilda Ijams. THIRD ROW fleft to rightj: Jim McKown, Larry Brandt, Roy Reid, Don Ruff, Don Bullerman, Steven Ship ley, Mike Swearingen, Nancy Hubbard, John Quiram. , .f i MIND: 7' I I gy M - S M -aw ri r -'sa e S Q. L - it E --K. Ur .'fiffGa:r1-T2 me .5MeeXQT3r:,::'f3-'+ fri -X ,A ' H Q -I - gmt' r . ., -fi :-we 1 -,tfwhrmuifgrrleg 'X fr , -' W ,TA -1ff,S5ffM 'fU9e-if VQQBEQJEQY 5 r .rf Q ra .., . . Hman E a 5.55 'Ui 1- . T are W B V-2 an img. I im' N! 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He was a key man in getting on base. if W Terr w,.f it GENE JOHNSON-Senior GLENN GORDON-Junior Pitcher Outfielder Gene's strong right arm pitched the Speed and defensive ability in the Redwings to their second consecutive outfield was G1enn's contribution to the Kickappoo Championship as he won '7 teams pennant drive. Glenn won his and lost 1 ga me last fall. He also led second varsity letter in baseball this year. in R.B.I. 's with 15. 5 a WE 7 Danvers 1 Bellflower 10 Middletown 6 McLean 8 New Holland 6 Danvers 10 Elkhart 8 McLean 12 Hartsburg 4 Warrensburg 1 Beason 8 Mt. Pulaski 5 Mt. Pulaski 3 McLean '7 Danvers THEY 8 0 O 5 4 2 O 5 6 O 5 2 1 2 4 uckapoo Conference JIM SMITH-Sophomore Outfielder Key hits in the final two play- off games, Jim was a key man in offense. He delivered a tenth inn ing triple to defeat McLean and a bases loaded double to defeat Dan vers. FRONT: Coach Eldridge Kinsey, Jack Welchel, Gary Kindred, Jim Willis. BACK: Wayne Logsdon, Jim Sigler, Bill Brock. .Y .1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Hoblit, Donice Douthit, Laura Sue Randolph, Ruth Randolph, Sandy Kindred, Connie Brooks Janet Williams. Go Atlanta 6 I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sandy Kindred, Laura Sue Randolph Janet Williams, Diane Hoblit. i JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ruth Randolph, Donice Douthit, Connie Brooks. Junior Cagers howed Prowess FRONT ROW: Bill Blankenship, Wayne Logsdon, John McCullough, John Fones, Gary Chaudoin Garry Kindred Jim Willis, Bob Pittenger. BACK ROW: Ed Pittenger, Mgr.g Jack Welchel, James Tabor Bob Sutton Harold Jones, Don Bullerman, Terry McRoberts, Jim Smith, Steve Harwood, Steve Shipley, Mgr Coach Eldridge Kinsey WE THEY 43 Minier 18 38 Downs 34 26 Hartsburg-Emden 29 31 Da nvers 57 43 Stanford 29 N 23 Heyworth 46 . 21 Ellsworth 40 42 Lincoln 30 39 Wa pella 24 39 New Holland 36 40 Bellflower 41 40 Easton 36 Lincoln Middletown Mason City Mt. 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